For the second consecutive season, Arizona Wildcats coach Sean Miller will be bringing in two McDonald’s All-Americans in the same recruiting class.

Miller signed Mickey D’s All-Americans Brandon Ashley and Grant Jerrett in last year’s recruiting class, and he added Aaron Gordon to the commitment list Tuesday morning after signing Rondae Hollis-Jefferson in the fall.

Until last season, Arizona had never brought in multiple McDonald’s All-Americans in the same class.

Hassan Adams and Ndudi Ebi each signed in the 2002 class, but Ebi went straight to the pros. Mike Bibby and Loren Woods were both McDonald’s All-Americans in 1996, but Woods didn’t arrive in Tucson until after his transfer from Wake Forest.

This is the 36th year of the McDonald’s All-American Game, and 21 players from the game have signed with or played at Arizona.

Here is the full list:

Player

Year

High School

Craig McMillan

1984

Coverdale, Coverdale, Calif.

Sean Elliott

1985

Cholla, Tucson

Brian Williams

1987

St. Monica Catholic, Santa Monica, Calif.

Chris Mills

1988

Fairfax, Los Angeles

Khalid Reeves

1990

Christ the King, Middle Village, N.Y.

Ben Davis

1991

Oak Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, Va.

Mike Bibby

1996

Shadow Mountain, Phoenix

Loren Woods

1996

Cardinal Ritter College Prep, St. Louis

Richard Jefferson

1998

Moon Valley, Phoenix

Jason Gardner

1999

North Central, Indianapolis

Hassan Adams

2002

Westchester, Los Angeles

Mustafa Shakur

2003

Friends Central, Wynnewood, Pa.

Jawann McClellan

2004

Charles H. Milby, Houston

Chase Budinger

2006

La Costa Canyon, Carlsbad, Calif.

Jerryd Bayless

2007

St. Mary’s, Phoenix

Grant Jerrett

2012

Lutheran, La Verne, Calif.

Brandon Ashley

2012

Findley Prep, Henderson, Nev.

Aaron Gordon

2013

Archbishop Mitty, San Jose, Calif.

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson

2013

Chester High, Chester, Pa.

Note: Two other McDonald’s All-Americans signed with Arizona but went straight to the pros – Ndudi Ebi (2002 All-American) and Brandon Jennings (2008).

Aaron Gordon commits to Arizona- wow, what a loaded front court! Sean Miller continues to get it done in Tucson. Great coach,great recruiter